Category:1930s
Ruthenberg House
The Ruthenberg House at 121 Haight Street served as "the Workers Cultural Center" of San Francisco in the 1930s. It housed the Workers' Library and Bookstore, the Workers' School, the Workers' Theater, and the Strike Kitchen where food was served to strikers during the 1934 General Strike. Vigilantes attacked the Ruthenberg House in July 1934 as the General Strike was breaking out, shattering windows, and destroying the stage of the theater.
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Pages in category "1930s"
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- 121 Haight Street: An Unexpectedly Eventful History
- 16th Street at the Bay
- 17 Reasons Remembered
- 1920s Melting Pot in Bayview
- 1920s Transport To and From Bayview
- Time
- 1931-WWII: The Seals
- 1934 Big Strike
- 1934 Funeral March
- 1934 Strike Tear Gas Competition
- 1934 Strike-National Guard
- 1936 Soap Box Derby
- 1937 Department Store Strike
- 1938 Int'l Ladies Garment Workers Union Strike: 720 Washington
- 1948 Filipino group portraits
- 19th Century Medical Self-Help, Part II
A
- A Brief History of Cesar Chavez/Army Street
- A City of Small Homes: Making the Mass Surburban City
- A Community That Fights
- A History of the Haight Ashbury
- A Jail that Became a College
- A Republican City
- Achille Reale
- Albion Brewery
- Alcatraz: Island of Evil Spirits
- Alemany view
- Alice Fong Yu: San Francisco’s First Asian-American Teacher
- Alioto Family in North Beach
- Allegory of California
- Alma Spreckels
- American Can Company Strike 1938
- An Abstract Expressionist Lived Here
- Angel Island Poetry on the Walls
- Aquatic Park and Maritime Museum
- Archie Green and New Labor History
- Architectural Mission Points
- At Woodward's Gardens by Robert Frost
- Audiffred Building
- Auto Row on Van Ness
- Automobiles Take Over San Francisco Streets
- Avenue Theatre
B
- Balmy Alley: a Modernist Approach
- BARBARY COAST
- Bay Bridge Artery
- Bay Bridge Work
- Bayshore Blvd with Potrero Hill
- Bayshore views
- Bayview Hill
- Beach Chalet
- Before the I-280 Freeway
- Beniamino Bufano on Public Art
- Berkeley Goes Fingerprint Crazy
- Bernal Cut
- Bernal Heights Boulevard
- BILL BAILEY 1910-1995
- BLACK JAZZ CLUBS BEFORE WWII
- Bloody Thursday
- Bohemian San Francisco Between the Wars
- BREWERY WORKERS
- Brooks Park
- Brotherhood Way
- Business Elite Consolidates Its Class Power
- Butchertown's Beginnings
C
- Cable Car - Castro 1939
- Cable Cars
- California's Not So Radical New Deal Murals
- Caltrain
- Cannery
- Catholic San Francisco: A City of Contests
- Cemeteries at foot of Lone Mountain
- Chinatown Life at Turn of 20th Century
- Chinese Americans in San Francisco during World War II
- Chinese Grocery Stores of my Childhood
- Chinese shrimping village
- Civil Works Administration Projects in San Francisco
- Class Mobility and New Neighborhoods in Early 20th Century
- Clayton-Market Switchback
- Clement Streetcars
- Coit Tower
- Coit Tower National Historic Site
- Coit Tower Politics
- Columbus and Broadway c 1930
- Communal Living Sketches in Berkeley
- Coronado Playground, 21st and Folsom
- CORRUPTION CENTRAL: PETER P. McDONOUGH
- CROCKER-AMAZON CHANGES ITS SKIN
- Curatorial Brilliance: Grace L. McCann Morley’s Directorship at the San Francisco Museum of Art
D
- Dalmo-Victor and Ampex
- DALY CITY: THE NEW FILIPINOTOWN
- Daughter of a Sunset Scavenger
- De Fremery Park and Recreation Center West Oakland
- Del Monte Foods
- Depression Brings 'Hoboes' to Bayview
- Detained on Angel Island
- Diego Rivera in San Francisco
- Donaldina Cameron House
- Donaldina Cameron: The Person Behind the Legend
- Downtown Scenes Early 20th Century
- Downtown Vista Before Manhattanization, mid-20th Century
E
- Early 20th Century Mission Life
- East Bay Regional Parks at 75: The Lungs of the City
- East Slope Bernal Heights
- Eastern SOMA Early 20th Century
- Edith Hamlin: WPA Muralist
- Edward J. Dupuy—Early Teacher Union Advocate
- Ellen Chinn
- Emergence of Environmental Justice in Richmond
- ESPRIT: Sweatshops Behind the Labels
- Eugene "Pat" Paton
- Ewing Field Epilogue
F
- Fairmount Heights
- Father Peter C. Yorke, Labor Champion
- Federal Telegraph Spin-offs and Research Projects, 1910-1932
- Ferries on the Bay
- FILIPINO ORIGINS
- Filipinos in the Tenderloin
- Fillmore Cultural Capital
- Fillmore Street Cars
- Finocchio's, a Short Retrospective
- Finocchio's: The Carnegie Hall of Cross-Dressing
- Firpo Family on Potrero Hill
- Fleishhacker Pool 1925-84
- Folk Wisdom and Artistic Appropriation
- Folsom Street Streetcars 23rd to 25th Streets
- Forgotten Murals Empowered Women during the 20th Century
- Fox Theater
- Francisco Reservoir
- Fremont Older: Newsman, Statesman, Thinker
- From Fish-Choked Mudflat to the Pyramid
- From Temescal Creek to Emeryville: An Ecological and Social History
- From the Politics of Polarity to the Politics of Hyperpluralism
G
H
- H&K and Eimac; an Indigenous Vacuum Tube Industry Emerges
- Harrison Street from Dunes to Trains
- Harrison Street Industrial Corridor
- Harry Bridges
- Harry Bridges cont'd.
- Henry Behrenst's diary
- Highway 101
- Hills Bros. Coffee—The Fulcrum Connecting San Francisco and El Salvador
- HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE
- History of Redlining in San Francisco Neighborhoods
- How Many Cliff Houses?
- HOWARD THURMAN 1899-1981
- Hunters Point Mid-1990s
I
- Igorot Filipino Looks Back on Five Decades in the U.S.
- Indoor Public Murals
- Industrial San Francisco in the 1970s
- Industrial SOMA
- Industry Builds Out the City: The Suburbanization of Manufacturing in San Francisco, 1850-1940
- Inez Burns: San Francisco’s Worst Kept Secret
- Inner Sunset Streetcars
- Inside Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera's Life in San Francisco
- Ishi — Yahi Indian
- Islais Creek Covered
- Islais Creek Remembered
- Island of Immortals: Chinese Immigrants and the Angel Island Immigration Station
- Italian Fishing Ban WWII
- Italians and Sports
J
K
L
- Labaudt's Inspirational Beach Chalet Murals
- Laguna Honda
- Lake Merced 100 years ago
- Lefty O'Doul
- Letterman Army Medical Center
- Liberty Hill
- Lick School
- LIFE IN THE MISSION by Frank R. Quinn
- Life of the (Communist) Party
- Living in the UXA: The Universal Exchange Association
- Living Memories, 1931-1960
- Lombard Street 1933
- Lost Beach Near Yosemite Creek